Sentences with phrase «brought in a zig»

One girl brought in a zig zag for show and tell during Z week.

Not exact matches

A career that started when she set off to see the world on two wheels and discovered that «my «weird» Bike Friday brought precisely the kinds of people I wanted more of in my life: people who zag when others zig.

Don Mench from the nearby town of Zig Zag said that each adult salmon that swims up the Sandy River brings in $ 500 of economic activity — fishermen and their friends and families spending money in fly shops, grocery stores, hotels, restaurants and gas stations.

So if you're considering hanging out a shingle, partnering up with a friend, or joining a law firm where there will be a sales expectation, i.e., that you will immediately or eventually bring in clients, consider this question: when you think about what it takes to do well in sales, do you see yourself as similar to supersaleman Zig Ziglar, or more akin to loveable slacker Lloyd Dobler in Say Anything?